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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 54, 1 September 1926, Page 15

c-* —s ss. yaw; t e%/. r t Wisdom Every good housewife knows the value of a Mangle and Wringer The hard work is done easily and J§ We have FULL STOCKS of WRINGERS, with either iron or wood frames 3»sh££^|* ASK SPECIALLY TO SEE THE B p|jß»> IRON - FRAMED COLONIAL • steSßs«BiffiS|yffiOr In a variety of stand and table TBi^^^^j^^S^^l^i types. All of reliable manufacfcj^S§eJl»lilßESsi«iSiKß Call in when passing and inspect . .. THE STEWA7S? TIMBER, iLASS AND HARDWARE CO., LTD. General Hardware Merohan s, 80-84 Courtenay Place WELLINGTON.

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